If you put that in an LLM and ask about the author you get the response reasonable people might expect - even from Grok

This is what Grok said about it: This style is typical of posts on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Reddit, or fringe sites where users vent political frustrations without regard for taste or accuracy.

In standing against his brother, he was the real factor that resulted in Brexit and so the architect of our current ills.

Grok reports that X posts indicates 25-40% non-UK influence—often from bots or low-wage operations in countries like Russia, India, or Eastern Europe.

Just ask Grok: ….and X’s transparency data, an estimated 60-80% of online MAGA influencer accounts (particularly those with 10K+ followers) appear to be non-American, often run from abroad for disinformation or engagement farming.

It appears to work on LLMs

It’ll do a passable job while you just sip your tea

When are you going to do Cunk on Quantum

I always use find and replace to disguise the source

If I consider more closely at who is blame, Ed Milliband is in the frame.

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I like the metaphor. I’ll find other uses for it.

Great analysis. We need more like this to inform debate. The root problem still needs tackling but it takes the steam out of the rhetoric that fuels some people’s thinking.